Sentence examples for primitive prison from inspiring English sources

The plan is that the FARC will then unilaterally release a further 100 of the 450 or so soldiers and policemen it is holding in primitive prison camps.Military chiefs and some right-wing politicians have criticised the accord as premature, since the FARC has yet to agree to a ceasefire.

At other times, literary works illustrate the most primitive aspects of prison existence.

But a Gypsy sage, himself a master bank robber doing prison time, honors a more primitive definition of blood vengeance ("the best and the most dangerous intoxicant God gave to humanity") when he fingers the killer Harry is hunting.

After prison the old man became a primitive painter.

Everyone knows that it was a prison, a slum, a return to primitive barbarism, a kingdom of lies where scientists and doctors feared offending the secret police, and that its elite were corrupt and lived in secret luxury".

So primitive!

Very primitive.

"Treatment" is equally primitive.

"They looked primitive.

"Primitive people were disappearing.

That we are primitive.